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Loan of a beer chiller for a party

Started by Shanna, June 21, 2014, 07:18:00 AM

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Shanna

Hi there

Was wondering if anybody in the greater Dubkin area would be willing or interested in loaning or renting out a beer chiller for a forth coming party. I have taps, gas, kegs, beer line etc but no way other than fridge or ice to keep beer cold. Party is on the 5th of July.

If somebody had one that was not being used and wanted to sell it I might be interested if the price was right.

Shanna
Cornie keg group buy organiser, storeman & distribution point
Hops Group buy packer
Regulator & Taps distribution point
Stainless Steel Fermenter Group Buy Organiser
South Dublin Brewers member

Will_D

Hi I have a 2 line chiller in Malahide. More than welcome to borrow it.

I assume you can collect and return it?

You might get one nearer to you but we won't see you stuck!
Remember: The Nationals are just round the corner - time to get brewing

Shanna

Quote from: Will_D on June 21, 2014, 11:01:05 AM
Hi I have a 2 line chiller in Malahide. More than welcome to borrow it.

I assume you can collect and return it?

You might get one nearer to you but we won't see you stuck!
Thanks Will. Not sure there will be too many offers so I will definitely take you up on it. I will be in touch to arrange a mutually agreeable collection time. Yes I can collect & return it. What type of connectors & beer line does it take? My existing taps are using 3/16" beer line for stout and 3/8" beer line for ale/larger. I might have to get some John guest conversion fittings depending on the diameters of what the chiller takes.

Shanna
Cornie keg group buy organiser, storeman & distribution point
Hops Group buy packer
Regulator & Taps distribution point
Stainless Steel Fermenter Group Buy Organiser
South Dublin Brewers member

Shanna

Quote from: Tube on June 21, 2014, 09:11:54 PM
Buckets (fermenters) filled with ice water. Stand the cornies in. A lot less hassle than a chiller and what we used in the Bernard Shaw last year. Cornies start to bob when they're nearing empty, but so what, they're well cooled by then!
Getting sufficient ice is problem and I don't want to be putting dirty kegs into my fermenters. it's good to know about this option though. Another good reason to get some additional buckets from Allpack. I like the simplicity of the chiller especially given the fact that the kegs will be on the go from early afternoon till the early hours most likely.

Thanks

Shanna

Cornie keg group buy organiser, storeman & distribution point
Hops Group buy packer
Regulator & Taps distribution point
Stainless Steel Fermenter Group Buy Organiser
South Dublin Brewers member

Brewtus

I have a "keg parka", basically a wetsuit type Neoprene sleeve that slides over the Cornie keg thus insulating it. See:

http://www.craftbrewer.com.au/shop/details.asp?PID=1082

Worked well for a party I provided akeg for last year. I can bring it along to our meeting on Thurs 26 June if you like.
I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy.

Rats

Also have a 2 line cooler that you can borrow if you're stuck.
I drive way to fast to worry about cholesterol

Shanna

Quote from: Brewtus on June 25, 2014, 09:42:06 AM
I have a "keg parka", basically a wetsuit type Neoprene sleeve that slides over the Cornie keg thus insulating it. See:

http://www.craftbrewer.com.au/shop/details.asp?PID=1082

Worked well for a party I provided akeg for last year. I can bring it along to our meeting on Thurs 26 June if you like.
Sure Bruce if you don't mind bringing it along.

Shanna
Cornie keg group buy organiser, storeman & distribution point
Hops Group buy packer
Regulator & Taps distribution point
Stainless Steel Fermenter Group Buy Organiser
South Dublin Brewers member